The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 10

ECONOMIC PARLEY OF ALLIES HERE IS PLAN OF HARDING President Expected to Call Conference to Aid Euro- pean Nations. WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.—Presi dent Harding’s recent expression of willingness to assist in the rehabil) tation of Europe ‘‘when the time | 1ipe,"" coupled with M, Poincare's In timation from Paris that France would consider a reduction of the German reparation through a general liquidation of the inter-Allied debts, engenders the thought in Washington that before @ great while an inter- national economic conference will be called here. In fact the opinion ts growing that there is @ connection between th announcements of the President o/ the United States and the Premier of France. There is a constant un official Interchange of views between this country and the European statesmen, much of tt awkward and cumbersome by reason of the tortu ous processes compelled by the AIR JOY RIDE MAY COST TWO MEN THEIR LIVES status of our representation at the Reparations The. exc France an the European some sort of council on t Avintor and Passenger Injured When Plane Crashes, situation early in Oc 5.—Ben « Buscher. hardly be ready of Niles Contre, As soon ak that an aviator at high officials « ston, $19 buried undar © Hospital doubt wan ex her would recover, what Germany vid oy a further jettisoning of mill « a polities and a general clearing JAPAN STARTS B of the o t kopt us out of 0 the Gene Out of of affairs that will make c President Harding to issue Invitations | tm: to the powers to over here and straighten out the whole meas, - _—_ LORD ASTOR’S ILL LUCK ON TURF CONTINUES (Assocint regen). evacuntior Siberia The ‘Transport Ku- first contingent of ‘he necond transport Oysters R in Season in each month with an Rin it. Stewed, Fried, Copyrl ht (New York Evening World) by reas Publishing pany, 1922 LONDON, Sept, 6.—Lord Astor's {Il luck on the turf this season still pur- sues him. His colt Tamar, the favorite for the classic St, Leger, was scratched yesterday because of an Injury to one of Raw, Panned, Escal- his legs. a Tamar won the Two ‘Thousand loped, Broiled, they are Guineas this spring and at one time was favorite for the Derby. He finished econd In the Intter event to Capt. Cut- je to the great disappointment of his owner and his many backers, Much sympathy {a felt here for Lord Astor as he in regarded as one of the best sporting owners of ‘the English turf. 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